Quality Engineering school training courses in Dearborn, MI (public, in-house or online)

This program is concerned with developing advanced skills in the application of quality engineering controls in the design and analysis of experiments, reliability and testing, developing robust designs, quality function deployment in product design, diagnostics and the use of total quality control in production and service.
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IMSE 511 Design and Analysis of Experiments
One-factor, two-factor and multifactor experiments. Fixed random and mixed models. Blocked confounding, ...

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Introduction to robust design and quality engineering. Applications of design of experiments for product and process design optimization. Experimental design using orthogonal arrays and linear graphs. System models using Chebyshev’s orthogonal polynomials. Robustness in design and quality improvement for complex systems including Taguchi methods for quality engineering.

A number of initiatives like Lean Operations, Six Sigma etc., have proven to be highly effective in achieving operational excellence. However “operational excellence�is only a necessary condition for competitiveness, not a sufficient condition. Competitiveness must be sought and sustained through innovation.

Innovation is becoming an essential competency for companies trying to remain competitive in today’s global economy. The successful companies would no longer be able to maintain the...

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AS9100 is an international aerospace standard for quality assurance in design, development, production, installation and servicing. This standard has been endorsed by all major Aerospace regulators, including the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). The purpose of AS9100 has been to standardize the quality system requirements of the aerospace industry which can result in cost savings due to the...

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TRIZ (pronounced TREEZ) is the Russian acronym for the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving. TRIZ began in 1946 when the Russian engineer and scientist Genrich Altshuller discovered that the evolution of a system is not a random process, but rather is governed by certain objective laws. TRIZ provides a proven approach to understand and solve complex problems where a solution is not readily available.

This course is intended to give someone with no TRIZ background a practical...

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